Keystore & password
See original GitHub issueIs there a way to pass the keystore file in the parameters ? And also the password ? (using github secrets)
Should it be in the customParameters
?
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Since keystore & password are supported now, do we want to close this issue?
Or do we want to keep this issue open until the documentation is improved?
Added these parameters:
androidAppBundle
,androidKeystoreName
,androidKeystoreBase64
,androidKeystorePass
,androidKeyaliasName
,androidKeyaliasPass
I tested with my personal project, but maybe someone else can test with their project to confirm? You would pass through GitHub Secrets in your workflow like this: